Classical concert at the House of Strauss - Schedule, Program & Tickets

A top-class classical concert experience in Vienna

Welcome to the House of Strauss - home to the historic Strauss Hall from 1837, where all four members of the Strauss dynasty once performed. Painstakingly restored to its original elegance, this is more than a concert: it's a journey into the golden age of Viennese music.

Twice recommended by the New York Times in its prestigious "36 Hours in Vienna" series, the House of Strauss has been described by one of Austria's largest daily newspapers as an "almost daily little New Year's concert".

Your evening begins with a champagne reception and a visit to the House of Strauss Museum, where you can immerse yourself in the world of the legendary Strauss dynasty before the concert begins.

Then the stage comes to life. A first-class live orchestra and a soprano perform masterpieces by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Strauss in a breathtakingly historic setting. A cinematic narrative traces the rise of the Strauss dynasty, accompanied by a modern light show that further intensifies the atmosphere of the hall.

Not a typical tourist show, but an authentic Viennese concert experience in the historic home of the Strauss dynasty.

More than just a concert. This is Vienna in music.

Concert program

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Le Nozze di Figaro, K. 492, Overture
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K. 525, Serenade
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - The Magic Flute, The Revenge of Hell (Soprano)
Ludwig van Beethoven - Medley: Romance in F major, Op.
Ludwig van Beethoven - Medley: Für Elise, WoO. 59 / Ode to Joy, Op. 125
Ludwig van Beethoven - Medley: Ode to Joy, Op. 125
Franz Schubert - Ave Maria, Op. 52, No. 6 (Soprano)
Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 5, WoO 1/5
Johann Strauss II - Freedom Songs, Waltz, Op. 52
Johann Strauss II - Viennese Blood, Waltz, Op. 354
Eduard Strauss - The High Spring, Polka-mazur, Op. 114
Josef Strauss - Dynamiden Waltz, Op. 173
Johann Strauss II - On the Beautiful Blue Danube, Waltz, Op. 314
Johann Strauss I - Radetzky March, Op. 228

Services included

Admission to the House of Strauss Museum
Champagne reception in the historic Octagon
Full access to the House of Strauss Museum with multimedia installations
Live classical concert in the Strauss Hall from 1837
Performance by a first-class orchestra with soprano
Cinematic storytelling and modern light show
Audio guide, spoken by a descendant of the Strauss family (several languages)

Important notes

Please arrive on time to enjoy the full experience including museum visit and champagne reception
The experience takes place indoors and therefore takes place in all weathers
Seating is allocated according to the ticket category selected
The concert is suitable for guests of all ages who appreciate classical music and Viennese culture
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible with baby carriages
Accessible for people with reduced mobility
Public transportation nearby
Concert narration in English with German and Chinese subtitles

Procedure step by step

1. reception at the historic House of Strauss

Arrive at the elegant Casino Zögernitz, home of the House of Strauss, where our friendly team will welcome you for an unforgettable evening. This experience has been recommended twice by the New York Times in their prestigious "36 Hours in Vienna" series - an honor reserved for only Vienna's best cultural offerings.

2nd Strauss Museum & Champagne Reception

Explore the interactive museum and discover Vienna's heritage as the world capital of music. Learn the stories behind Johann Strauss, his dynasty and the masterpieces that shaped an era. Afterwards, enjoy a stylish champagne reception in the historic Octagon - an elegant prelude to your concert experience.

3rd live concert in the Strauss Hall from 1837

Experience masterpieces by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Strauss in the historic Strauss Hall from 1837 - the last surviving concert hall in which all four Strauss geniuses performed. Johann Strauss II accompanies you through the evening, while a first-class live orchestra with soprano, cinematic storytelling and elegant lighting bring his masterpieces to life. Not a typical tourist show, but an intimate evening where music touches the soul.

Subject to change without notice.